Let me say this one is as good as those others were bad - and its still only in preview development stages. I beat up the Xamarin folks pretty badly over previous attempts at previewers.
Livereload update#
When it works, its pretty cool to watch your UWP, iOS and Android all update at the same time. Delete it from the tablet thenSolution | Rebuild on your machine. Hover over the mouse pointer on the LiveReload circular icon and if we see Enable LiveReload tooltip like this then we have to click the icon to enable it. If you have a copy from 'Bob already installed, it won't update when you make changes. After installing LiveReload in chrome browser (for example), you will see an icon like this: Also after starting our spring boot application we have to make sure that this tool is enabled or not. This will run a full functioning web server while simultaneously watching your file system for additions, deletions or changes. A common way to use Hugo while developing a site is to have Hugo run a server and watch for changes: hugo server. If you're in a team environment - the app installed on your tablet has to match the key from your machine. There are no additional packages to install. anything to mark the page as dirty so you can save the change.
You have to make a change on the page itself and save that for the entire thing to push to your device. If you have a component on a page and you change the XAML in the component and save - nothing changes. If you don't get that popup- its not installing fully.Īfter that, here's a couple things I've noticed:
Livereload install#
When you install the nuget you should get a popup showing a half-dozen other things its going to install and ask for your approval. NET project and managed nugets just for the project. I noticed it hung once when I did "Manage Nugets for Solution" - but behaved correctly when I selected just my. The nuget is NOT on - you have to add the addition source specified in the instructions. I have to say I'm impressed with LIveReload so far.Ī couple thing that you could be hitting:ġ.
What am I missing here? I presume I need to add a new source to nuget or something equally similar but I'm not sure what that source is. Livereload shows up in the Installed tab of the package manager but states 'not available in this source'. I tried multiple variations of this line in the console: install-package xamarin.livereload -prerelease -project myprojectnameĪnd I opened the package manager, set 'source' to 'All' and ticked the 'include prerelease' button.
I googled this and tried a variety of fixes, notably: No packages exist with this id in source(s): Microsoft Visual Studio Offline Packages, NuGet I have downloaded the VSIX file as described in the documentation and that installed successfully, but I get this message from nuget when I open the project solution:Įrror NU1101 Unable to find package Xamarin.LiveReload. Unfortunately I can't get this package to install. I am trying to compile a project (developed by others) that relies on the xamarin livereload package.
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